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Babz Jewell ’14, who is finishing her M.A. in Sociology this summer, recently started as a user experience researcher, content strategist, and tech writer for Rewired UX, a user experience design studio in Atlanta. Rewired’s founder, Sophia V. Prater, developed her own methodology for designing User Experiences. In her role, […]

Students in Dr. Nicole Kaufman‘s graduate seminar (SOC 6090) wrote op-eds on prisoner reentry and submitted them to newspapers as a course requirement. One student, Maria Funcheon ’18M, who graduated with her M.A. in Sociology in May, just had hers published by Streetvibes Cincinnati. Streetvibes is a social justice-focused paper […]

Editor’s Note: The Happy Beginnings series features recent College of Arts & Sciences graduates who are getting started in careers, graduate school and service. Rhett Butcher ’09 ’10M works for the Clermont County Juvenile Court as an Officer In Charge for the Juvenile Detention Facility. Butcher earned a B.A. in […]

Chief Justice Maureen O’Connor appointed Julie Cohara ’13M as a member of the Ohio Supreme Court’s Commission on Continuing Legal Education, beginning a three year term that started this year. The Commission on Continuing Legal Education administers the continuing legal education requirements imposed on attorneys and judges in the state […]

Editor’s Note: The Happy Beginnings series features recent College of Arts & Sciences graduates who are getting started in careers, graduate school and service. Samantha Hartsough ’16 ’17M is enjoying her second job after graduating with a master’s in Sociology in 2017. She earned B.A.s in Psychology and Sociology-Criminology from […]

Lillia Sammler ’17 opted for the Practicum track in the Sociology Graduate Program and is glad she did. Connect with her on LinkedIn. She graduated with her B.A. degrees in Psychology and Sociology-Criminology in 2017 and started the Masters in Sociology program that fall semester. She finished up all of […]

By Brent Phipps ’89M It was harder to move away from southern Ohio than I imagined. Eastern North Carolina likes cake. Not much in the way of fruit pies, like apple or blackberry. That seems to be more a western North Carolina item. I had ridden most of the roads […]